Kasino
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Kasino is a eurodance group from Brazil. Conceived to be only a studio project, Kasino gained sudden inclusion of the first single Can't Get Over in a scene of América, a brazilian soup opera. Quickly the music became a phenomenon in Brazil. In one month of existence, the group gained communities in the Google's Orkut and fanclubs. Many fans did not know that the group composed by Fher Cassini, Ian Duarte and Fabianno was brazilian. In 2005, the Dj Sound magazine delivered the prize of “The Dance Single of the Year” to the group.
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[edit] Criticism
Most of the criticism on Kasino comes from the fact that they are a producer band, and should not be taken seriously.
It's also rumored that Fher Cassini (formerly known as Fernando Sickboy, Franz Ferdinand and Mr. Brightside, all personas adopted on fotolog and social networking websites, in order to gain attention as a starlet by Rio de Janeiro's indie scene) has taken part on cover acts, notably Eminem and 5ive.
Kasino has a cult following among the Rio de Janeiro indie scene, despite the fact that the band itself doesn't like its kitsch status.
[edit] Singles
- Can't Get Over (Soundtrack from América)
- Stay Tonight
- Shake It (Soundtrack from Páginas da Vida)
[edit] See also
[edit] External links
- Kasino's Official Website
- fher kasini non official fotolog
- Eurodance Forever
- Altar Deejays
- Corona
- Dalimas
- Ramada
- Sect
